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Kwame Dawes

Dawes writes on the spirit of Sochi

February 10, 2014

The Campus SaVE Act, which went in effect in March, further defines what universities and colleges must do to report violence on campus. The act outlines a need for additional education opportunities on campus and requires police to expand annual crime reports.

Public safety is focus of UNLPD outreach series

February 10, 2014

Westbook Music Building

Student, alumnus earn jazz composer honor

February 10, 2014

The two bird feeders donated by the Titteringtons in memory of Brian Smith. The feeders are located to the north of Hardin Hall on UNL's East Campus.

SNR bird feeders commemorate student's life, passion

February 10, 2014

UNL in the national news: January 2014

February 9, 2014

Shane Farritor, professor of mechanical and materials engineering and faculty adviser for the UNL Maker Club, spoke about the importance of hands-on learning and the value of creativity at the group's first meeting on Feb. 5.

UNL Maker Club's first meeting draws 200+

February 7, 2014

Sheldon Museum of Art

Sheldon hosts Tet Festival Feb. 8

February 7, 2014

'Monuments Men' worked, studied at NU

February 7, 2014

A construction worker sands drywall in a redesigned 4-H Building hallway.

First NIC facilities roll toward summer finish

February 7, 2014

James Eisentrager, "Arbee #3," polymer on canvas, 60" x 51", 1981.

MEDICI exhibition opens Feb. 7

February 7, 2014

James Johnson

International criminal courts and human rights expert to speak at UNL

February 7, 2014

Scene from "Broken Circle Breakdown."

'Broken Circle Breakdown,' 'Liv & Ingmar' play the Ross

February 7, 2014

Rob Skolnick, a preparator with the University of Nebraska State Museum, explains the history of fossil puke to two children during the 2011 Dinosaurs and Disasters event in Morrill Hall.

Dinosaurs and Disasters celebrates 10th year

February 6, 2014

Evaporative research by Joe Szilagyi advanced with assistance from an alumnus and Cornerstone Mapping's highly sensitive thermal-infrared camera. Pictured is an research image taken by the camera.

Szilagyi, alumnus team up to further evaporation research

February 6, 2014

Lied seeks applications for Celebrate Nebraska event

February 5, 2014

Feb. 6 biology lecture to feature alumnus

February 5, 2014

Actuarial science major's video nets national recognition

February 5, 2014

Career Fair Prep Night is Feb. 6

February 5, 2014

A sunset over the Platte River. A new report issued by the Conservation and Survey Division shows that nearly all of Nebraska saw declines in groundwater levels between spring 2012 and spring 2013.

Report reveals sharp drop in statewide groundwater levels

February 5, 2014

Chancellor issues message about budget deficit

February 5, 2014